I was just stating using a ham radio what ever the power level is not legal
on FRS.
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"Dr. Anton Squeegee" wrote:
In article , Mark V. Russo says...
Power has nothing really to do with it to make it legal.
I beg to differ. FRS is, by FCC regulation, limited to a maximum
of 500mW ERP, and an antenna that is fixed/non-modifiable. Any
transmitter above that power level on FRS frequencies is very much
illegal.
Any ham radio is not FCC type accepted to transmit on FRS.
As I found out later after reading the FRS page at the FCC. I had
neglected to mention it before because I was unaware of it.
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Dr. Anton Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, KC7GR)
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